WO2006040993A1 - 超音波洗浄装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an ultrasonic cleaning apparatus, and in particular, damage and damage during cleaning are fatal, such as a glass substrate for a semiconductor substrate, a liquid crystal display (LCD) or a photomask.
- the present invention relates to an ultrasonic cleaning apparatus suitable for an object to be cleaned that causes a general quality defect. Background art
- a cleaning method for removing dirt such as fine particles adhering to a glass substrate for a semiconductor substrate, LCD or photomask for example, brush scrub cleaning that rubs an object to be cleaned with a rotating brush, and a cleaning liquid that is applied at a high pressure.
- high-pressure jet cleaning that applies to the object to be cleaned
- ultrasonic cleaning that applies the cleaning liquid to which the ultrasonic wave is applied to the object to be cleaned.
- ultrasonic cleaning which is superior to high-pressure jet cleaning in terms of cleaning capability without the problem of dust generation like a rotating brush, is the most suitable and widely used.
- Two functions are known as a function of removing dirt by ultrasonic cleaning.
- the first is a physical cleaning function that removes and removes dirt (particles) adhering to the surface of the object to be cleaned by shock waves generated by the cavity.
- the other is a chemical cleaning function that decomposes and removes dirt by radicals generated by ultrasound. Effective use of these two functions is the key to enhancing the effectiveness of ultrasonic cleaning. In addition, the effects of these physical cleaning and chemical cleaning are increased as the power of ultrasonic waves applied is increased.
- the conventional ultrasonic cleaning device cannot irradiate the unit surface of the object to be cleaned with energy exceeding the ultrasonic energy irradiated from the unit area of the ultrasonic transducer, and has a cleaning capability sufficient to satisfy the requirements. The actual situation is obtained.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-33476 Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and effectively removes particles or organic contaminants attached to the surface without damaging or damaging the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an ultrasonic cleaning apparatus that can be removed.
- the first aspect of the present invention is an ultrasonic cleaning apparatus that ultrasonically cleans dirt adhering to the surface of an object to be cleaned with a cleaning liquid to which ultrasonic waves are applied.
- a cleaning tank for storing the cleaning liquid; a support for supporting the object to be cleaned in the cleaning liquid; a first ultrasonic wave having a frequency of 1 to 10 MHz; and a frequency equal to or less than a half of the first ultrasonic wave.
- Ultrasonic wave generating means for alternately focusing the second ultrasonic wave toward the object to be cleaned, a focusing position force for collecting, and a focusing position adjusting means for adjusting the distance to the surface of the object to be cleaned;
- a moving means for moving at least one of the ultrasonic wave generating means and the support base so that the ultrasonic wave generated by the ultrasonic wave generating means spreads uniformly over the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the first aspect is a case of a dip method in which ultrasonic cleaning is performed in a state where an object to be cleaned is immersed in a cleaning liquid.
- the ultrasonic cleaning device includes an ultrasonic vibrator so that the ultrasonic wave emitted from the ultrasonic wave generating means is focused at the surface of the object to be cleaned or at a local portion that forms a point or a line in the vicinity thereof.
- a concave ultrasonic vibrator is provided as an ultrasonic wave generation source. Then, the object to be cleaned is supported on the support base in the cleaning tank.
- the cleaning liquid for example, ultrapure water can be used, but it is not particularly limited.
- a first ultrasonic wave having a frequency of 1 to: LO MHz is emitted from the ultrasonic wave generating means, and a bubble group in which a large number of bubbles are locally gathered at a focusing position where the ultrasonic wave is focused. generate.
- the second ultrasonic wave having a frequency equal to or less than half that of the first ultrasonic wave is also emitted as the ultrasonic generating means force, and the bubbles generated by the first ultrasonic wave are caused to resonate and collapse.
- the focusing positions of the first and second ultrasonic waves are the same.
- the collapse of a bubble group is a phenomenon in which when a bubble group is imploded by fluctuations in the surrounding pressure, high energy is concentrated near the center of the bubble group and a shock wave with a very large pressure is generated. It does not indicate the process of bubbles breaking up or disappearing! /.
- the first and second ultrasonic waves are focusing to the focusing position, it is possible to concentrate high energy at the time of bubble group collapse locally. Therefore, it is possible to remove particles adhered extremely firmly by alternately repeating the irradiation of the first ultrasonic wave and the irradiation of the second ultrasonic wave.
- the first ultrasonic wave is emitted for 30 to 70 seconds, and then the second ultrasonic wave is emitted for 5 to 15 seconds. It is preferable to repeat this with an interval of 80 ⁇ s to 120 ⁇ s.
- the distance from the focusing position to the surface of the object to be cleaned can be adjusted by the focusing position adjusting means.
- the optimum bundling position can be set arbitrarily according to the physical strength of the surface of the object to be cleaned (hardness to scratch or break).
- the distance from the focusing position adjusted by the focusing position adjusting means to the surface of the object to be cleaned includes zero. That is, the focusing position is adjusted so that it is close to the surface force surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the cleaning liquid is irradiated with ultrasonic waves to generate radicals (for example, soot radicals) at the focusing position, and these radicals adhere to the surface of the object to be cleaned and oxidatively decompose organic contaminants.
- radicals for example, soot radicals
- the energy required for radical generation can be concentrated locally by focusing on the first and second ultrasonic ⁇ bundle positions, so that radicals can be generated efficiently.
- the focusing position adjustment means can adjust the focusing position distance to the surface of the object to be cleaned, the type and adhesion strength of organic contaminants, the chemical strength of the surface of the object to be cleaned (radicals) Resistance) An optimum focusing position can be arbitrarily set.
- the object to be cleaned is a semiconductor substrate or a glass substrate on which a fine pattern such as a metal thin film or a circuit is already formed, effective ultrasonic cleaning can be performed without damaging the fine pattern. Can do.
- the surface of the object to be cleaned can be uniformly ultrasonically cleaned by the moving means for moving at least one of the ultrasonic wave generating means and the support base, and the moving speed can be changed. It is also possible to perform fine cleaning so that the moving speed of the surface portion with a large degree of dirt is reduced and the moving speed of the surface portion with a small degree of dirt is increased.
- a second aspect of the present invention is an ultrasonic cleaning apparatus for ultrasonically cleaning dirt adhering to the surface of an object to be cleaned with a cleaning liquid to which ultrasonic waves are applied in order to achieve the above-described object.
- a conveying unit configured to convey the object to be cleaned; and provided above the conveying unit, discharging a cleaning liquid from a nozzle port toward the surface of the object to be cleaned;
- An ultrasonic nozzle comprising ultrasonic generation means for alternately focusing a sound wave and a second ultrasonic wave having a frequency equal to or lower than a half of the first ultrasonic wave onto the surface of the object to be cleaned;
- focusing position adjusting means for adjusting the distance from the mouth to the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the second aspect is a case of an ultrasonic nozzle method in which ultrasonic waves are applied to the cleaning liquid ejected toward the object to be cleaned.
- a third aspect of the present invention is characterized in that, in the first side face or the second side face, the object to be cleaned is any one of a semiconductor substrate, a glass substrate for LCD and a photomask.
- the ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention is suitable for objects to be cleaned, such as semiconductor substrates, glass substrates for LCDs and photomasks, in which scratches and damage during cleaning become fatal quality defects.
- V is a particularly effective force.
- the fourth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that a solid object is provided at the converging position at any force 1 of the first to third aspects.
- bubbles are very easily generated on the surface of a solid object, as in the fourth aspect, the collection of ultrasonic waves.
- the bubbles in the bubble group can be formed at a higher density. Thereby, higher energy can be obtained at the time of bubble group collapse.
- bubbles can be generated efficiently, saving energy.
- the solid material is any one of a metal plate, a flat plate made of a material other than metal, a mesh plate, and a porous plate.
- a solid material that promotes the generation of bubbles and a metal plate such as an ultrasonic reflector, a flat plate other than a metal material, a mesh plate, or a porous plate can be preferably used.
- a metal plate or flat plate the ultrasonic wave traveling direction and the surface are parallel so that the energy when the bubble group collapses does not hinder the arrival of the object to be cleaned. It is preferable to do.
- a mesh plate or perforated plate that does not hinder the energy when bubbles are collapsed from reaching the object to be cleaned, it may be arranged so that the plane is orthogonal to the direction of ultrasonic wave travel. Is possible.
- the sixth aspect of the present invention is the first, third, fourth, or fifth aspect, wherein the traveling direction of the ultrasonic wave is inclined with respect to a direction perpendicular to the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the sixth aspect is the case of the dip method, and the ultrasonic traveling direction is inclined from the direction perpendicular to the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the area and the effective area of radicals generated by ultrasound can be widened.
- the flow direction by the acoustic flow can be made one direction, the dirt removed from the surface of the object to be cleaned can be quickly removed from the object to be cleaned, and the cleaning effect can be enhanced.
- An acoustic flow refers to the flow of a medium in the beam when ultrasonic waves propagate through the fluid.
- the discharge direction of the cleaning liquid from the nozzle port and the traveling direction of the ultrasonic wave are on the surface of the object to be cleaned. It is characterized by being inclined with respect to a vertical direction.
- the seventh aspect is an ultrasonic nozzle method, in which the cleaning liquid discharge direction from the nozzle port and the ultrasonic wave traveling direction are inclined with respect to the direction perpendicular to the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the effective area of ultrasonic waves on the surface of the object to be cleaned and the effective area of radicals generated by ultrasonic waves can be widened.
- the cleaning liquid discharged from the nozzle mouth Since the flow direction on the surface of the object to be cleaned and the flow direction by the acoustic flow can be made one direction, the dirt from which the surface force has been removed can be quickly eliminated, and the cleaning effect can be enhanced.
- two ultrasonic wave generating means are provided for any force 1 of the first to seventh side surfaces, and the two ultrasonic wave generating means have the same ultrasonic focusing position. It is arranged to be!
- the two ultrasonic wave generating means are rotatably supported around a rotation shaft, and the focusing position adjusting means is the two The distance from the focusing position to the surface of the object to be cleaned is adjusted while rotating the ultrasonic wave generation means to make the focusing position the same.
- the two ultrasonic wave generating means are supported rotatably about the rotation axis, and the two ultrasonic wave generating means are rotated by the focusing position adjusting means. It is possible to make the ultrasonic wave from the generating means the same and the same focusing position and adjust the focusing position force and the distance to the surface of the object to be cleaned.
- the tenth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that a gas-dissolved water blowing means for blowing gas-dissolved water in which gas is dissolved is provided in the cleaning liquid in any force 1 of the first to ninth aspects.
- the cleaning liquid into which the gas-dissolved water has been blown is not blown, and compared with the cleaning liquid, the cleaning effect of the object to be cleaned by radicals that generate more radicals due to ultrasonic irradiation can be further enhanced. Because.
- the blowing port is disposed in the vicinity of the converging position, upstream of the converging position in view of the traveling direction force of the ultrasonic wave, and the gas is blown out toward the converging position.
- the gas or gas dissolved water blown upstream of the focusing position efficiently generates radicals at the focusing position where the ultrasonic energy is highest, and the generated radicals efficiently reach the surface of the object to be cleaned. Because it does.
- the eleventh aspect of the present invention is characterized in that a gas blowing means for blowing gas into the cleaning liquid at any force 1 of the first to ninth aspects is provided.
- gas blowing means for blowing gas into the cleaning liquid at any force 1 of the first to ninth aspects is provided.
- the ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention it is possible to effectively remove particles and organic contaminants attached to the surface without damaging or damaging the surface of the object to be cleaned. Can be removed. Therefore, the present invention is extremely effective for ultrasonic cleaning of semiconductor substrates, glass substrates for LCDs and photomass.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of a dip-type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, and is a conceptual diagram in the case where the focusing position of an ultrasonic wave is on the surface of a glass substrate
- FIG. 2A is an explanatory diagram for explaining the mechanism of ultrasonic cleaning according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2B is an explanatory diagram for explaining the mechanism of ultrasonic cleaning according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is another embodiment of the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, and is a conceptual diagram in the case where the ultrasonic focusing position is separated from the surface of the glass substrate.
- FIG. 4A Illustration of solid objects provided at the focal point of ultrasonic waves
- FIG. 4B An explanatory diagram of solid objects provided at the focal point of ultrasonic waves
- FIG. 5 is still another embodiment of the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, and is a conceptual diagram when the ultrasonic wave generating means is inclined with respect to the direction perpendicular to the glass substrate.
- FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of another embodiment of the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, in which two ultrasonic generation means are provided.
- FIG. 7 is still another embodiment of the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, and is a conceptual diagram in the case where two ultrasonic generation means are provided and gas-dissolved water is blown into the cleaning liquid.
- FIG. 8 A conceptual view of another embodiment of the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, in which two ultrasonic generating means are provided and gas is directly blown into the cleaning liquid.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of an ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus, and is a conceptual diagram for explaining a conceptual diagram in a case where an ultrasonic focusing position is set on the surface of a glass substrate.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of another aspect of the ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus, and is a conceptual diagram when the ultrasonic focusing position is separated from the surface force of the glass substrate.
- FIG. 11 is another embodiment of the ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus, and is a conceptual diagram when the ultrasonic wave generating means is inclined with respect to the direction perpendicular to the glass substrate.
- FIG. 12 A conceptual view of another embodiment of an ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus, in which two ultrasonic generating means are provided.
- FIG. 13 A conceptual view of another embodiment of the ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus, in which two ultrasonic generating means are provided and gas is blown into the cleaning liquid
- FIGS. 1 to 7 show a first embodiment of the ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, and various types of dip systems that perform ultrasonic cleaning in a state where an object to be cleaned is immersed in the cleaning liquid. It is the conceptual diagram which showed the aspect. Although an example of a glass substrate will be described as an object to be cleaned, it is not limited to a glass substrate.
- the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus 10 mainly includes a cleaning tank 12 for storing the cleaning liquid 11, a support base 16 for supporting the glass substrate 14 in the cleaning liquid 11, and an ultrasonic wave. And an ultrasonic wave generation means 20 for alternately focusing ultrasonic waves of different frequencies toward the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 and an ultrasonic focusing position P to the glass substrate 14 Focusing position adjusting means 22 for adjusting the distance to the surface 14A of the And a moving means 24 for moving the support base 16 so that the ultrasonic wave effect of the sound wave generating means 20 is uniformly distributed on the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14.
- the moving means 24 moves the support base 16.
- the ultrasonic generating means 20 may be moved, and both the support base 16 and the ultrasonic generating means 20 are moved.
- the ultrasonic wave generation means 20 is mainly composed of a main body part 26 and an ultrasonic vibrator 18.
- the ultrasonic vibrator 18 has a concave vibration surface, and the irradiated ultrasonic wave is supported by the support base 16. It arrange
- the ultrasonic waves may be collected in a spot shape (dot shape) or focused in a line shape (line shape), but in this embodiment, the ultrasonic waves are focused in a line shape (FIGS. 4A and 4B). 4B), the line width is set to be equal to or greater than the length of the glass substrate 14 in the width direction (front and back in Fig. 1).
- a concave piezoelectric element can be used as the ultrasonic transducer 18 that emits focused ultrasonic waves.
- a signal is supplied to the ultrasonic transducer from a frequency-controllable transmitter (not shown) housed in the main body 26, for example, a high frequency of 2 MHz.
- a frequency-controllable transmitter housed in the main body 26, for example, a high frequency of 2 MHz.
- the second ultrasonic wave 30 with a low frequency of about 500 KHz, for example, less than half of the first ultrasonic wave is continuously applied. Irradiate for about 10 seconds ( Figure 2B).
- the first and second ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 are irradiated as a set, and the set is repeatedly irradiated with a short time of about 100 seconds.
- the frequency of the first ultrasonic wave 28 is 1 to: the frequency of the second ultrasonic wave 30 in the range of LOMHz is preferably less than half the frequency of the first ultrasonic wave. It is good that it is.
- the time of one irradiation of the first ultrasonic wave 28 is in the range of 30 ⁇ s to 70 ⁇ s
- the time of one irradiation of the second ultrasonic wave 30 is in the range of 5 ⁇ s to 15 ⁇ s.
- a preferable interval time range is 80 ⁇ s to 120 ⁇ s.
- the arrows 32 in FIGS. 2 and 2 are the traveling directions of the ultrasonic waves
- the alternate long and short dash line 34 is the center line of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 that travel in the direction of the arrows 32 while converging.
- the first ultrasonic wave 28 irradiates the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 or a bubble group 36 of high-density and fine bubbles at the local convergence position ⁇ near the surface 14A.
- the bubble group 36 collapses at a stretch by the second ultrasonic wave that is continuously irradiated.
- the impact force at this time is extremely strong as compared with the case where the conventional ultrasonic wave is not focused, and it is possible to remove the fine particles and film-like dirt that are attached to the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 and cannot be removed conventionally.
- Ma since the radical can be generated efficiently by the strong impact force, the chemical cleaning effect by the radical can be enhanced.
- the main body 26 of the ultrasonic wave generation means 20 is supported by the focusing position adjustment means 22 so as to be movable in the directions of arrows A and B in FIG.
- the focusing position P of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 can be set on the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 as shown in FIG. 1, or the surface 14A force of the glass substrate 14 can be separated as shown in FIG.
- the focusing position adjusting means 22 is not particularly shown, but for example, the main body portion 26 is slidably supported via a nut member on a vertically erected column, and the nut member is screwed into a ball screw to be connected to the ball screw. Can be configured by rotating the motor with a motor capable of rotating forward and reverse.
- the focusing position adjusting means 22 provided with a mechanism capable of moving the ultrasonic wave generating means 20 in the directions of arrows A and B in FIG.
- the focusing position adjusting means 22 is provided so that the distance from the focusing position P to the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 can be adjusted, the kind and adhesion strength of the dirt adhered to the glass substrate 14, the glass substrate 14 Optimal focusing position P can be set arbitrarily according to the physical strength (hardness to scratch and breakage) and chemical strength (resistance to radicals) of surface 14A.
- the fine position pattern of the glass substrate 14 and the circuit on which the metal thin film is formed is formed by appropriately separating the focusing position P of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 from the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14. Even a glass substrate 14 that is easily affected by the impact force caused by the collapse of the bubble group 36, such as a glass substrate, can be ultrasonically cleaned so as not to damage the metal thin film or the fine pattern.
- the degree of separation from the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 depends on various conditions of the glass substrate 14 to be cleaned. Therefore, it is preferable to grasp an appropriate separation distance by a preliminary test or the like.
- the support base 16 that supports the glass substrate 14 is connected to the moving means 24 via the arm 38, and is configured to be movable in the arrow CD direction.
- the first and second ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 in a line shape are alternately focused on the glass substrate 14 moving together with the support base 16 to generate a bubble group.
- the moving means is not particularly shown, but for example, a cylinder device that causes the arm to stroke in the direction of the arrow CD by expanding and contracting the cylinder rod, or an arm with a ball screw C—A ball screw mechanism that reciprocates in the D direction can be used.
- the solid object 40 is preferably provided at the focal position P of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30.
- Fig. 3 shows that a metal plate (ultrasonic reflector) having a thickness sufficiently thinner than the wavelength of the ultrasonic wave to be used is provided on the center line 34 described above at the focal position P of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30! This is the case.
- a metal plate ultrasonic reflector
- radicals generated by the collapse of the bubble group 36 are carried to the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 by the acoustic stream 42 of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30, and the organic contaminants adhering to the surface 14A are chemically treated by the radicals. Disassemble and remove.
- the solid object 40 provided at the focusing position P of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 is not limited to a metal plate, but may be another flat plate made of ceramics or plastic, for example, as shown in FIG. 4B.
- a metal net or a perforated plate of various materials may be used.
- Metal mesh and perforated plate can send bubbles and cleaning liquid to glass substrate 14 through the hole, so the surface of metal mesh and perforated plate is installed in the direction perpendicular to the traveling direction 32 of ultrasonic waves 28 and 30.
- the hole diameter and hole pitch are preferably sufficiently smaller than the wavelength of the ultrasonic wave, for example, about 0.5 mm or less.
- FIG. 5 shows that the focusing position P of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 is separated from the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14, and the traveling direction 32 of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 is 30 ° with respect to the vertical direction of the glass substrate 14. Of the angle).
- the traveling direction 32 of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 is also inclined in the direction force perpendicular to the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14, the ultrasonic effective region and the ultrasonic wave on the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 are set. It is possible to widen the effective area of the radicals generated by.
- the flow direction by the acoustic flow 42 can be unidirectional.
- the inclination angle ( ⁇ ) is preferably in the range of 10 ° to 80 °, more preferably in the range of 50 ° to 70 °. This is because if the angle) is less than 10 °, the effect of widening the effective range of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 is not exerted, and if it exceeds 80 °, the effective range becomes too wide and the ultrasonic cleaning effect is reduced. is there.
- FIG. 6 shows a configuration in which two ultrasonic transducers 18 are arranged so that the horizontal angle ( ⁇ ) is variable, and the ultrasonic waves from the two ultrasonic transducers 18 are focused at one point.
- the horizontal angle ( ⁇ ) is an angle of the traveling direction 32 of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 with respect to the horizontal surface 14A of the glass substrate 14.
- each ultrasonic wave generation means 20 is from the ultrasonic wave generation surface of the ultrasonic transducer 18 to its focal position ⁇ . It is supported so that it can move on the circumference with the distance L as the radius.
- the horizontal angle (j8) can be changed freely without changing the focusing position.
- the optimum value of the horizontal angle (j8) varies depending on the object to be cleaned, but is generally in the range of 45 ° ⁇ 30 °.
- the ultrasonic focusing position P and the substrate 14 to be cleaned are moved. Adjust the distance between. In this way, by providing two ultrasonic generation means 20 and making the focusing position P the same, a larger amount of bubble group 36 can be generated in a limited range near the ultrasonic convergence area. Therefore, higher energy can be obtained when the bubble group 36 collapses.
- Fig. 7 shows an ultrasonic cleaning system in which two ultrasonic wave generating means 20 are provided, and a blowing port 46 for blowing a gas or a gas-dissolved water in which the gas is dissolved in the cleaning liquid is provided in the vicinity of the focusing position P.
- Cleaner 10 The gas to be blown is preferably a gas that easily generates radicals by ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 such as hydrogen gas and argon gas. In this case, the gas may be directly blown into the cleaning liquid 11, but it is better to supply gas-dissolved water in which the gas is dissolved into the cleaning liquid 11.
- FIG. 7 shows an apparatus configuration in which gas-dissolved water is supplied.
- a gas-dissolving apparatus 48 using a hollow fiber membrane is provided outside the washing tank 12.
- Ultrapure water from which dissolved gas was previously removed by degassing from the liquid introduction pipe 50 was supplied to the gas dissolving device 48.
- hydrogen gas is supplied from the gas supply pipe 52 to produce gas-dissolved water in which hydrogen gas is dissolved in ultrapure water.
- gas-dissolved water is blown into the washing tank 12 through the blow-in port 46 of the supply pipe 54.
- the blowing of gas into the cleaning liquid 11 is not limited to the two ultrasonic generators 20 but can be applied to the single ultrasonic generator 20 described with reference to FIGS.
- the cleaning liquid 11 in which the gas is blown in the vicinity of the converging position P has a larger number of radicals generated by the irradiation of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 than the cleaning liquid that is not blown, and the radical of the glass substrate 14 due to the radicals.
- the inlet 46 is located near the converging position P, upstream of the converging position P when viewed from the traveling direction 32 of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30, and gas or gas dissolved water is directed toward the converging position P. It is preferable to discharge.
- the gas blown to the upstream side of the focusing position P efficiently becomes radicals at the focusing position P where the ultrasonic energy is highest, and reaches the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram in which, in the ultrasonic cleaning apparatus 10 of FIG. 7, a gas (FIG. 8 shows a case where hydrogen gas is blown) is directly blown into the cleaning tank 12, instead of the gas-dissolved water. In this case as well, the same effect as when gas-dissolved water is blown can be obtained.
- FIG. 9 to FIG. 13 show a second embodiment of the ultrasonic cleaning apparatus of the present invention, which employs an ultrasonic nozzle system that applies ultrasonic waves to the cleaning liquid ejected from the nozzle rocker toward the object to be cleaned. It is a conceptual diagram showing various aspects in the. The same members as those in the first embodiment will be described with the same reference numerals.
- an ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus 100 is mainly provided with a conveying means 102 for conveying a glass substrate 14 and an upper part of the conveying means 102.
- An ultrasonic nozzle 108 having an ultrasonic generation means 20 that discharges the cleaning liquid 11 toward the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 and simultaneously focuses ultrasonic waves of different frequencies toward the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14, and the nozzle
- the aperture 104 force is also composed of a focusing position adjusting means 22 that adjusts the distance to the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14.
- the ultrasonic nozzle 108 mainly has a main body portion 26, an ultrasonic transducer 18, and a slit-like nozzle port 104 which is long in the width direction of the glass substrate 14 (front and back in FIG. 9). Noz And the container 110.
- the ultrasonic vibrator 18 is disposed on the ceiling surface of the nozzle container 110, and the cleaning liquid supply pipe 112 to which the cleaning liquid 11 is supplied is connected to the side surface.
- the ultrasonic transducer 18 has a concave vibration surface, and the same first ultrasonic wave 28 and second ultrasonic wave 30 as described in the first embodiment converge toward the glass substrate 14. Are arranged as follows.
- the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 are focused in a line along the slit-like nozzle port 104.
- the conveying means 102 for conveying the glass substrate 14 is not limited to the force that can suitably use a roller conveyor device in which the driving rollers 114 are arranged as shown in FIG.
- the cleaning liquid 11 discharged from the nozzle port 104 is used to clean the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 and then to a receiving container (not shown) provided below the conveying means 102. If it is transporting means 102, the cleaning liquid 11 is easy to fall!
- the main body 26 is supplied while supplying the cleaning liquid 11 to the nozzle container 110 and discharging the nozzle port 104 force toward the glass substrate 14.
- a signal is supplied to the ultrasonic transducer 18 from a frequency-controllable transmitter (not shown) housed in the unit, for example, after irradiating a high-frequency first ultrasonic wave 28 with a frequency of 2 MHz for about 50 seconds, and then continuously.
- the ultrasonic nozzle type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus 100 the same ultrasonic cleaning effect as that of the dip type ultrasonic cleaning apparatus 10 can be obtained.
- the preferred range and duration of the irradiation time and interval time for one irradiation of the first and second ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 are the same as those in the first embodiment.
- the ultrasonic nozzle 108 can be moved in the directions of arrows A and B by the focusing position adjusting means 22, so that the nozzle port 104 and the focusing position P can be moved to the surface of the glass substrate 14 as shown in FIG. It can be brought close to a position where it substantially contacts the surface 14A, or can be separated from the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 as shown in FIG.
- the focusing position adjusting means 22 for example, the ball screw mechanism described in the first embodiment can be used.
- the same operational effects as described in the first embodiment can be obtained, so that the glass substrate 14 on which a metal thin film is formed or the glass substrate 14 on which a fine pattern such as a circuit is formed is used. Due to the collapse of bubble group 36 Even the glass substrate 14 that is easily affected by the impact force is ultrasonically cleaned so as not to damage the metal thin film or the fine pattern.
- the generation of bubbles can be promoted by providing the solid object 40 at the ultrasonic focusing position P as shown in Figs. it can.
- the angle ⁇ of the discharge direction of the cleaning liquid 11 from the nozzle port 104 and the traveling direction 32 of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 is inclined with respect to the direction perpendicular to the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14. Is preferred.
- the effective area of the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 on the surface 14 mm of the surface 14 of the glass substrate 14 and the effective area of radicals generated from the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 mm can be widened. .
- the cleaning liquid 11 discharged from the nozzle port 104 can flow in one direction on the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 and the flow direction by the acoustic flow 42, dirt removed from the surface 14A of the glass substrate 14 can be removed from the glass. It can be quickly removed from the substrate 14 and the cleaning effect can be enhanced.
- the appropriate angle OC is the same as in the first embodiment.
- Fig. 12 shows two ultrasonic generators 20 arranged opposite to each ultrasonic nozzle 108 so that the focal positions ⁇ are the same.
- the nozzle container 110 has a semicircular cross-sectional shape.
- the cleaning liquid supply pipe 112 that supplies the cleaning liquid 11 is connected between the two ultrasonic transducers 18. In this way, two ultrasonic generators 20 are provided, and the focal position ⁇ is the same, so that the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 formed by one ultrasonic generator 20 are limited in the vicinity of the focal region. Since bubbles can be generated within a predetermined range, higher energy can be obtained when the bubble group 36 collapses.
- FIG. 13 is a view in which gas is blown into the cleaning liquid 11 supplied to the nozzle container 110, and a gas dissolving device 48 using a hollow fiber membrane is provided in the middle of the cleaning liquid supply pipe 112.
- the concentration of the gas in the cleaning liquid 11 supplied to the nozzle container 110 increases, so that the cleaning effect of the glass substrate 14 by radicals that generate a large amount of radicals due to irradiation with the ultrasonic waves 28 and 30 can be further enhanced. .
- the example of the glass substrate 14 has been described as an object to be cleaned.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and a semiconductor substrate may be used. Anything is fine.
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